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[3895.48 --> 3900.48] Rule in all our hearts alone |
[3901.48 --> 3906.48] By Thine all-sufficient merit |
[3907.48 --> 3911.48] Raise us to Thy glorious throne |
[3911.48 --> 3926.48] In just a moment we're going to sing our closing song |
[3927.48 --> 3930.48] Led again by our ensemble up here |
[3931.48 --> 3934.48] Before you go know that God himself goes with you |
[3935.48 --> 3939.48] And so receive the blessing of our good God |
[3939.48 --> 3941.48] God |
[3942.48 --> 3943.48] God go before you to lead you |
[3944.48 --> 3946.48] God go behind you to protect you |
[3947.48 --> 3949.48] God go beneath you to support you |
[3950.48 --> 3952.48] And God go beside you to befriend you |
[3953.48 --> 3955.48] Do not be afraid |
[3956.48 --> 3958.48] Let the blessing of God come upon you today |
[3959.48 --> 3964.48] Do not be afraid but go in peace to love and serve the Lord |
[3965.48 --> 3966.48] Amen |
[3969.48 --> 3972.48] Amen |
[3972.48 --> 3973.48] Amen |
[3974.48 --> 3975.48] Vincent |
[3976.48 --> 3978.48] Nvidia |
[3978.48 --> 3985.48] Gaøre |
[3990.48 --> 3991.48] Yes, that's me |
[3992.48 --> 3994.48] Oh, always |
[3994.48 --> 4017.70] Joy to the world, the Lord is come. |
[4017.70 --> 4024.54] Let earth receive our King. |
[4024.96 --> 4032.52] Let every heart prepare Him new. |
[4032.80 --> 4035.94] And heaven and nature sing. |
[4036.26 --> 4039.60] And heaven and nature sing. |
[4039.60 --> 4047.30] And heaven and nature sing. |
[4047.70 --> 4054.66] Joy to the earth, the Savior reigns. |
[4054.66 --> 4060.88] Let all their songs inflow. |
[4060.88 --> 4068.66] What fields and floods, what seals and plains. |
[4068.66 --> 4072.04] Repeat the sounding joy. |
[4072.04 --> 4075.54] Repeat the sounding joy. |
[4075.54 --> 4082.50] Repeat, repeat the sounding joy. |
[4082.50 --> 4112.50] |
[4112.50 --> 4119.46] As far as the curse is found. |
[4119.46 --> 4125.46] He rules the world with truth and grace. |
[4125.46 --> 4132.42] And makes the nations breathe. |
[4132.42 --> 4138.42] The glory is of His righteousness. |
[4138.42 --> 4145.38] And wonders of His love. |
[4145.38 --> 4154.34] And wonders of His love. |
[4154.34 --> 4158.70] Overb magnets use of His grace to deliver |
[4159.34 --> 4163.30] into a Mark. |
[4163.30 --> 4165.30] And desire the seventh... |
[4165.30 --> 4170.30] Let all your li shape Jill again and his love |
[4170.30 --> 4173.24] we will, will, of this being our Savior... |
[4173.24 --> 4175.24] Amen. |
[4203.24 --> 4205.24] Amen. |
[4233.24 --> 4235.24] Amen. |
[4263.24 --> 4265.24] Amen. |
[4293.24 --> 4295.24] Amen. |
[4323.24 --> 4325.24] Amen. |
[4353.24 --> 4355.24] Amen. |
[4383.24 --> 4385.24] Amen. |
[4413.24 --> 4415.24] Amen. |
[4443.24 --> 4445.24] Amen. |
[4473.24 --> 4475.24] Amen. |
• A person singing about being away from home on Christmas |
• A song about a baby sent from heaven to save the world (Jesus) |
• Announcements for a church service, including a welcome message, seating instructions, and an invitation to a church family skate event at Canlan Arena |
• A poster on the door and rolling announcements provide details about the service |
• The pastor invites attendees to stand, receive God's greeting, and welcome each other in worship |
• The Christmas candle is lit together as a symbol of celebration |
• The pastor leads a prayer invoking God's blessing, peace, and presence |
• The congregation sings "O Come All Ye Faithful" |
• A biblical passage or hymn is sung with lyrics referencing Jesus, the King of angels, and praise to God |
• Messiah's birth and worship of Christ the new born King |
• Emmanuel, God who saves us, worthy of all praise |
• Welcome and worship Lord Jesus |
• The birth of Christ: fragile, defenseless, entrusted to human care |
• Creator becomes creation, God's word in human form |
• Sin pierces Christ's flesh, curtain tears apart |
• Rebirth and relationship with God through Christ |
• Christmas tradition song "Glory to God" sung in English and Dutch |
• Introduction to a worship service, including praise and hymns |
• Announcement of an offering for budget and benevolence |
• Discussion on generosity and giving |
• Storytelling about Jesus' birth and gift of love |
• Explanation of why people open presents on Christmas |
• Connection between opening presents and the gift of Jesus |
• Discussion about activities for children during worship time |
• Prayer led by a speaker, thanking God for Christmas Day and celebrating Jesus' birth |
• Explanation of the importance of Jesus taking on human form as a servant |
• Church family prayer led by an elder, Dave |
• Confession of sinfulness and need for reconciliation with God through Jesus |
• Thanks given for various aspects of the church community, including leadership, ministries, and members |
• Prayers for safe travels, comfort, peace, and presence for those experiencing hardship or loneliness |
• Specific prayers for individuals and their health struggles |
• The speaker discusses the impermanence of life and how people often become numb to the miracle of Christmas. |
• Many people view Christmas as a time for physical indulgence (food, rest) rather than spiritual reflection. |
• The speaker acknowledges that Christmas is "strange" and "impossible" in its true nature, which is often lost amidst cultural influences and traditions. |
• Some attendees may be distracted by personal struggles or circumstances such as disease, death, worry, or work. |
• The speaker aims to help the audience re-discover the marvel of Christmas Day. |
• The speaker sets the stage for a discussion of Isaiah, specifically chapter 7. |
• King Ahaz, king of Judah, is presented with a choice between trusting God or making a deal with the Assyrian Empire. |
• Ahaz chooses to make a deal with the Assyrians, which ultimately leads to his downfall due to his misplaced trust in human power rather than divine guidance. |
• The speaker highlights the importance of distinguishing between what is passing (immediate threats) and what is significant (the deeper reality and God's perspective). |
• John Oswalt's quote emphasizes the danger of paying too much attention to surface-level issues and neglecting more important, underlying truths. |
• Ahaz's lack of trust in God leads to a cycle of panic, fear, poor decision-making, and consequences |
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